Nature Of Religion Essay

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Religion has been the focal point of humanity for many years. It was seen as a tool necessary for human flourish – on the contrary, however, the opinion of the modern society refute the very belief that religion is even seemingly necessary to provide solutions that are ‘for the common good of all the people of Africa’s pluralistic society.’
The essay will take a look into the nature of religion, and the challenges faced in society, the modern day secularism and philosophical ideas of diversity according to the constitutional governance, particularly in the African continent. The critical discussion will point out the reasons why religious affiliation with the law should never be, or otherwise the importance of this affiliation …show more content…

The balancing of different interests, as proposed in the US courts therefore means that the outcome of cases may often depend on whether a particular dispute is characterized as an establishment or a free exercise claim. For example, the use of public university facilities to conduct religious services may be characterized as a governmental advancement of religion, impermissible under the establishment clause; but it could arguably serve as accommodation to religious students, required by the free exercise …show more content…

There are however certain sensitivities that rule of law or the state cannot understand nor solve, and that is the

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